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[E218] Sacha Baron Cohen is back with Borat Subsequent Film, now streaming on Prime Video. How does it compare to the original 2006 film? Find out, plus thoughts on Total Recall, David Byrne's American Utopia, Shampoo (1975), and The Mandalorian. WBAM!
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[E217] It's a Spooktober Halloween special featuring special guest Christine Velotta. We draft horror movies in multiple sub-genres, including Classics, Sci-Fi Horror, Slasher/Monster, Supernatural, Psychological, and more. WBAM!
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[E216] The boys are back to talk The Boys, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. We're joined by our friend Dane DeBrunner to discuss both seasons 1 and 2 of this gory, violent, cynical, and ultimately humanistic comic book adaptation. WBAM!
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[E215] It's a hangout ketchup episode this week as we welcome back Lee Perry to discuss the future of theaters and moviegoing. Plus, Pen15 on Hulu, The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Amber Ruffin Show, The Exorcist, Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides and Lost in Translation, and more. WBAM!
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News - soul is coming to disney plus, amc is running out of money (03:08)
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[E214] Well, it's come to this. Another 3-hour episode featuring Danny Seoane. We have a grand time with Part 2 of the 2000s Albums Draft, focusing on the years 2005 to 2009. Plus, we touch on the passing of Eddie Van Halen, the closing of Regal theater locations, and a few movies: Akira, Season of the Witch, and Back to the Future. WBAM!
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[E213] Introducing The 2000s Album Draft, featuring Danny Seoane. Part 1 covers music released in the years 2000 to 2004. Stick around next week for Part 2. Categories include Heavy/Punk, Rock, Alternative/Indie, Emo, Pop, Electronic/Dance, Hip Hop, and Wildcard. WBAM!
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[E212] We welcome back Danny Seoane to talk about the NBA Finals, The Last Dance, Polyphia, and Among Us. Plus, a listener email, David Fincher's The Game and Panic Room, and quick thoughts on HBO's Raised By Wolves and The Third Day. WBAM!
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[E211] We conclude our Lord of the Rings series with The Return of the King, the final chapter of the trilogy, and winner of 11 Academy Awards including Best Picture. We're joined again by Brett as we end our journey right after a quick Emmy recap. WBAM!
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[E210] Our Lord of the Rings series continues with The Two Towers, the middle chapter of this fantasy epic from Peter Jackson and crew. Brett is back as we also give you some quick thoughts on Crash, Ramy, and Pen15. WBAM!
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[E209] Charlie Kaufman's surrealist new movie has arrived as a Netflix original - I'm Thinking of Ending Things, starring Jesse Buckley and Jesse Plemons. We review it in full after sharing some quick thoughts on Amazon's The Boys. WBAM!
Charlie Kaufman’s Guide to ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’: The Director Explains Its Mysteries - IndieWire
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